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U.S. Microfinance Goes Green

October 27th, 2009 by Julie Soforenko in Uncategorized

On October 15, Blog Action Day, 13,254 bloggers in 156 countries joined keyboard forces to write about climate change. 18,080,637 people read these posts. Governments in the United States, United Kingdom and Spain wrote official posts on their blogs. What is moving so many people to action? Scientists have determined that 350 pp, (parts per million) of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is the safe limit for humans.   Currently, there are an average of 387 ppm (parts per million) of carbon dioxide in the air. This is scary.

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ACCION USA is committed to the greening of American businesses.

Through creative partnerships we’re giving access to more people to change their business to make the world a place where we can all breathe better. Interested in partnering? Get in touch, we’d love to discuss!

We have a special project team developing a green loan product. We have researched Energy Star requirements. We have looked into LEED certification. And we need to hear from you: What is your business doing to become more energy efficient? Do you know a business that brings green products and services to their customers? How can we at ACCION USA use our services to be the change we want to see in the world?

Do you have a green business? Have you made changes in the way you do business to save energy? Tell us about it. If you’d be interested in a green loan product, leave a comment and we’ll be in touch with you!

Let’s show the world that microfinance and US small business is united to fight climate change. We know that from micro-actions we can make macro-change.

One Response to “U.S. Microfinance Goes Green”

  1. David Begum Says:

    it is very evident that climate change is already taking effect in this decade*’”

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